Diplomas And Licenses At State Normal School Athens
First class to receive teaching licenses with diplomas under Georgia education reforms. Impressive graduation program honors Miss Kathleen Knox Miss Foy Mott and others. List shows regular elective diplomas and one year certificates for a large group of graduates and teachers in training.
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State Normal School
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Georgia
State Normal
Athens
Ruy Blas—Mendelsshon
Ada Jane Nolan
Lula Waters
Katherine Colley
Jessie Redd
Henselt
Ada Jane Dolan
Kathleen Knox
Foy Mott
Scherzo
Mendelasohn
Euniee Tabor
Supt
Brittain
Instituton
Frances Allen
Louise Ashe
Inez Balkcom
Lucile Bannester
Bonnie Kate Barnett
Milttle Brackett
Ella Brady
Leah Burruss
Annie Maud | Clarke
Annie May Durham
Nebraska
Findley
Addie Fraser
Bertha Fullwood
Ruby Gillen
Lucile Gresham
Alma Guill
Edith Guill
Annie Harris
Texas Henderson
Ruby Holbrook
Mary Holliday
Laura Horne
Estelle Hughes
Three Routes for Interurban to Atlanta Explore Options
An Anderson man studying an extention of the interurban between Anderson and Atlanta presents three route options for the G, S, and A lines. The east, middle, and west routes show relative population along the paths with a Monroe favored corridor after Hartwell. The plan notes 17 miles of track already viable and estimates a $25,000 concrete bridge over the Savannah River would suffice.
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Daily Mail
Anderson
Atlanta
United States
Washington
Savannah
Anderson Anderson
Hartwell Hart
Danielsville
Madison
Clarke
Athens
Watkinsville
Oconee
Monroe Walton
Loganville
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett
Stone Mountain DeKalb
Tee Wee
Decatur DeKalb
Atlanta Fulton
Hart
Hartwell
Boweraville
Gaiesville
Franklin
Homer Banks
Gainesville Hall
Veree Nee Oakwood Hall
Flowery Branch Hall
Buford Gwinnett
Suwanee Gwinnett
Pee Duluth Gwinnett
Norcross Gwinnett
Deestur DeKalb
Edgewood DeKalb
Beeen Vee
Home State as a Curriculum Study at State Normal
Miss Mary M. Woods argues that Georgia clubs should study the home state and county to build civic conscience and social service. The Georgia Club collects county reports, state resources, and local industry data to teach students about Georgia’s economy, geography, and development, urging public institutions to train citizens through direct home-state study.
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State Normal
Mary M. Woods
Georgia Club
Georgia
Children of
Vale of Tempe
Nacoochee Valley
Hellespont
Abydos
Commonwealth
Ruskin
Oxford
Iffley
Tallulah
Ilyssus
Lanier
Habersham
Hall
Glynn
Bartow
Mesaba
Minnesota
South
H. J. Watera
Kansas State Agricultural College
Lia
University of Halle
Bailey
Taylor
Butterfield
Carver
Bureau of Soils
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Geological Department
State Department of Agriculture
Univers
Wisconsin
Emerson
Virginia
State Normal School
Department of Economics
Bureau of Research
Boards of Trade
Geor
Dr A M Soule Becomes United States Citizen
Dr A M Soule, longtime leader in agricultural education, was yesterday sworn in as a citizen of the United States in a federal court before Judge W T Newman. A native of Canada, he built his career in Missouri Texas Tennessee Virginia and Georgia, presenting a long record of loyalty and service before final naturalization.
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Uncle Sam
Soule
Canada
Missouri
Texas
Andrew McNairn Soule
Tennessee
Blacksburg
Georgia
South
United States
State Normal School Purchases Farm for Dairy and Tracking
The State Normal School bought 180 acres near the current holdings by the river two miles from the city to supply the campus with milk butter beef and vegetables. The plan is to raise cattle hogs and crops for school meals and forage.
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State Normal School
Cotton Condition and Acreage From May 1 Reports
Replies from correspondents show cotton condition at 83.1 percent of normal across the south with acreage 27 percent higher than last year, up nearly a million acres. Texas rains and moisture aided progress while Atlantic states lag. Georgia and Carolinas report slow emergence but improving conditions due to recent rainfall.
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J. R. Turner
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Southwest
Atlantic States
Carolinas
Texas
Friends deny Martin slayer was excusable
R. H. Barret and other friends of the late Mike Martin claim Jack Smith, Smith’s brother in law, shot Martin at Dunlap after an afternoon. they insist Smith acted without cause and say the killing was not justifiable, asserting the trial will prove Martin was not to blame.
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R. H. Barret
T the Iate
Mike Martin
Jack Smith
Dunlap
Smith
Martin
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Mary Ella Armstrong
Emeline Baker
Calle Johnson
Louise Martin
Sara Stokes
Milton
University of Wisconsin At Madison
DR. A.M. Soule
Caroline
Aima
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